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During the recently concluded holiday shopping season, the most downloaded shopping app in the United States was not Amazon, eBay or Etsy, but an online shopping platform launched about five months ago — Temu.

As inflation and recession concerns squeeze American consumers, many are turning to a new mobile app with Chinese roots.

Temu, an online marketplace that offers quality goods at unbeatable prices, expands its product range to meet customers' diverse needs as it enters its second month of operation.

Tens of thousands of workers have been let go amid a regulatory crackdown and overly aggressive expansion.

American 2018 Olympic silver medalist Chris Mazdzer is worried about being hacked as he heads into the Beijing Winter Olympics next month. Like everyone there, he's required to use China's My 2022 health-monitoring app despite fears about encryption problems.  "It's very possible there's apps...

As host of the February 4-20 Winter Games, Beijing expects about 2,800 athletes plus their delegations and a small group of spectators to converge in a COVID-19-free Olympic bubble.

<strong>The long read</strong>: By connecting China’s garment factories with western gen-Z customers, Shein ushered in a new era of ‘ultra-fast’ shopping

Many of the Chinese individuals who are moving to SE Asia will "become a natural bridge to raising Chinese capital."

The Jack Ma saga sheds light on wealth, politics and fame in today’s China

Slightly falling quarterly venture capital totals and a notable decline in unicorn formation does not a startup winter make. So let’s look at what's happened more recently.